Spring Shirt Sale Announced In Store Display
Today only and tomorrow as well a big special on men's shirts is shown in the store display. This ad promotes a spring supply sale with limited time pricing and in store availability.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
5
Today only and tomorrow as well a big special on men's shirts is shown in the store display. This ad promotes a spring supply sale with limited time pricing and in store availability.
DAPPENING. Lem Gouge shows improvement after illness begun Sunday. Mrs Jerry Bohannon also improved after several days of sickness. Mrs J W Lewis may not be as well as she has been and friends hope for convalescence. Dr J F Rayburn visiting Dallas to check on W A Thomass crash victims and reports they are doing splendidly. Mrs T R Caldwell and daughter Margaret travel to Paris for Margaret to have tonsil surgery and ongoing care for a long standing throat issue.
Boost in crop yield urged by Pure Cotton Seed growers. Seed brands include Pure Mechanr Rowden Kasch Auton Truett and Bennett with Rogers Woodward and St Roberts Co. promoting the variety to farmers.
The Murrell family expresses gratitude for sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Jane Murrell on April 8 1925. They thank friends of all races for floral offerings. signed by Jefferson Murrell and Callie Mitchel.
The Bonham election produced mayoral and alderman results with Wee Newton and others. Voters approved charter amendments detailing mayoral duties and fixed salaries, with the council empowered to set wages and create offices while the city attorney notes the complexities.
A message from W. E. Newton expresses gratitude for support as mayor and requests cooperation from citizens in all matters before the mayor and aldermen. A note also mentions a big special on men's shirts at M. C. Spivy & Co at 235-14.
Pure Methane appears with Rowden Kasch Truett and Roberts Co in a Plant Pure Seed note outlining participants and association.
An image shows Uncle Jake and Pete Smith with their mule that reportedly hauled him out of town. The caption notes Uncle Jace, aka Oswin KK. King, visited with the Dallas trade trippers and raises whether the mule found the joke amusing.
April 8 report notes four additional officers confess to bootlegging charges in the government's graft cleanup in Cleveland. Counsel stated they would plead guilty per the proceedings.
Our meat department is supervised by a man with long meat industry experience. All meat bought, killed and dressed comes under personal supervision, ensuring only the choicest meat. The grocery department is complete and run by experienced staff, providing first class food and service.
Chicago voters rejected Mayor William Dever’s proposal for municipal ownership of the city’s transportation systems by more than 100,000 votes. The plan would have required about 50 million dollars in expenditure.
Mrs Chas Halsell received word that her mother Mrs Bivins died suddenly at her Sherman home. Halsell had been visiting for several days and returned home yesterday afternoon as her mother appeared improved. Funeral arrangements are not yet known.
An old classifieds ad lists a fish market offering catfish red snapper and drum with a phone contact 612 and a three day special. It also mentions a mixed chicken feed and wheat sale from Russell Gro. Co and Spivy & Co with claims of good values and a limited offer of one hundred pounds.
Limited supply of Boykin seed from last year’s county contest winner. Call at earliest convenience. Also offering Kasch Seed from Ed Kasch’s Pedigree seed at $1.50 per bushel. 233-61 Shirts-Values-Assortment of styles Big Special today tomorrow and the next day. M. C. Spivy & Co.
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